Does this one can be used in the inner side of the glass face of the kitchen cabinets doors?
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I didn't really understand your question. This is to apply vinyl to glass or walls for decor. If you are applying vinyl to the kitchen cabinets then yes it should work. I personally use repositionable contact paper for my vinyl projects. I hope this helps.
1662497
No, unless the door is slightly open. You can also open it all the way if you're worried about it. I had too much in it and the door wouldn't stay closed and noticed that there was a shadow in the corner but other than that it works fine.
1577225
I don't think so. I installed mine on the inside of the cabinet door under my kitchen sink. It must be screwed in securely. The other answer is a good one, but will not prevent damage to the wall.
157335
I gave one to my daughter. The front door of her apartment is on an inside hallway. It works great.
224207
yes, Teri, you can. My door is metal with insulating foam inside. it is a fire rated door. it wasn't ready to cut the door, but with patience, I got it done.
1083788
I suppose you could, but as the front element is really convex, i wouldn't. You are likely to scratch the glass.
1594934
If you are referring to a inside door that separates rooms, then I would say "no." If you are referring to a kitchen cabinet door, then I would say "maybe." The inner dimension of the hook is about 5/8". Finally, you would not be able to close the door properly even if the hook did go over the door. I hope this response was helpful.
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I've only used it on an inside door, but I think that if the door you wish to use it on is smooth enough on the surface, it should be possible. However, rain, wind and weather would wear on it, so I think it wouldn't last as long on an outside door. The most important thing, though, is to apply it to as smooth a surface as possible.
1064575
I've never tried it, but I would say 'yes'. This is really good stuff, and gentle enough so it would not harm the glass. I'd try in a corner, but I'd bet it will work.
17344
I bought it to use on an older window of my house near a spa. By code, I had to put it on both sides of the glass due to a slip hazard that could cause someone to lose their balance and fall into the window. Sorry, I don't know how I would use it on a curio cabinet.
541049
I suppose you could, but it wouldn't allow you to close the door, of course. And, because a cabinet door isn't very thick, it would probably be loose. However, there are holes to allow you to anchor it with screws.
880530
I think so why not? I have it on my door.My door is one of those doors with glass in the middle of it, not a sliding glass door. Thats where I have it, on the oval glass part . It goes off when my paperboy hits the bottom of the wooden part of the door.Works very well.
1839736
You won't need to use it on the interior -- Leather Honey penetrates deeply into the leather. There is no need to apply to both sides!
1170363
It could go on either the inside or outside but I preferred to put it on the inside as I have a small kitchen.
251209
No drilling on the outside face of cabinet. You do have to drill on the inside. Careful not to accidentally poke through though. I put a piece of tape on my drill bit to mark the maximum depth so I knew when to stop drilling.
827840
Yes, on both sides of the door as well as the inside back of the cabinet behind the shelves. Nice cabinet!
2164071
No, I think that you wouldn't be able to use this unit, with the glass door for a window. There is a hose and a fixture that is suppose to go in an actual window.